They're are many who've coached us that haven't won a trophy. TBH I don't know why I'm bothering.

You do realise you don't have to win trophies to play entertaining rugby, don't you?

And ironically, John Kear's brand of rugby played in the SL that year was some of the most boring I can remember.

If anyone makes one I'll be sure to warn them about it.


What you've been challenged on, as you very well know, is your contention that we played boring rugby under McRae and/or got regular drubbings. Our trophy record is a matter of fact, not opinion, and therefore not open to challenge.

So every coach who has failed to win a trophy at a club is a failure, is that what you're saying?

I think that on balance regrdless of your, or anyone else's post count that you support Hull Kingston Rovers.

jeez, if he thinks we played boring rugby under mcrae what was he like when we were coached by agar?

On permanent suicide watch

10,000 posts and 8 years on here? Is this some sort of life-support for you?

No, I don't support Hull KR. Three generations of my family go to every home game and several away games every single year, my father, myself and my sons. We've been season passholders for decades. I sit in the South Stand, whereas you clearly spend your matchdays on the internet.

Grow up.

Make friends everywhere you go!

Why are you obsessed with how many posts people have?

Enough friends not to want to bandy words someone who spends far too much time on here.

Not obsessed at all but when someone has a contrary view, its not customary in society to brand them "thick". Some people take themselves far too seriously.

Back on topic, Pearson has a history of wanting success fast. If Smailes has anything about him (and I know he reads this) he'll be trying to get that "vote of confidence" from Adam Pearson on Monday.

I'm a season ticket holder who travels 240 miles in total for every home game. It doesn't make me any better than anyone else but it does on your accusation about me. You can't even remember how we played under McRae so I was suspicious as to whether you were ever there.

I know that big numbers can sometimes be scary, but a little elementary arithmetic reveals that 10,000 posts over 8 years is just 3.5 posts per day. Hardly life consuming.

By comparison you've racked up 2.5 posts a day since registration. Maybe you should be throttling back a little in order to avoid appearing hypocritical?

34000? Really? Holy sh*t.

Troll alert.

Yup. A whopping 9 posts a day. Sometimes I wonder how I find the time.

You realise that people who obsess about post counts are generally laughed at, yes?

Often they turn out to be trolls also.

That's actually the better of the various reasons that would explain his posting style.

Trolling? No, not at all.

I'll disappear now. The SuperFans are rallying.

A combined 50,000 posts definitely trumps my pitiful amount.

We can but hope.






Poor lamb.

Patronising now. Aren't you supposed to stay on topic?

A troll who can't give up even after he announces he's gone.
Weakest variety.

oh well i'm sure we can all obsess over his post count in 10 years time, or perhaps not

I'm curious, as someone who has apparently travelled home and away to support Hull for at least 15 years, why was the inspiration to join this board this year's Challenge Cup final? In all those years, with Cardiff, with the Grand Final appearance, with the move to the KC Stadium and the goodbye to The Boulevard (including the wonderful night against the Kiwis), another Challenge Cup final, Cookiegate, Gleesongate, cap breaches, Hetherington going and Pearson coming in, hell, even the departure of McRae whom you must have been so keen to see the back of, with all those things that have happened, why was a poor performance a fortnight ago so much more worthy of action?

Bloody hell Kosh 9 posts a day..............Wait aren't you a mod?
You are doing well keeping it down to 9

Well...he doesnt have to ban as many as what you lot do on your own private forum.

I'm sure the cuddle club will get mentioned at some point.